The traditional open-platform bus fleet was shrinking fast when Greater Glasgow Passenger Transport Executive was formed in June 1973 to take over the bus and subway operations of Glasgow Corporation Transport. Nevertheless, many of the Leyland PD2s and Daimler CVG6s that were the surging rear-entrance buses by then did receive the PTE’s bright new livery. They included L112 (SGD14), a Leyland PD2/24 with Alexander-style body work, seen in St. Enoch Square.
Large numbers of these buses entered service between 1958-60 to replace trams.
July 1975
Zorki 4 camera.
Agfa CT18 ASA 50 film.
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